About Kenichi
Kenichi Yagi practices personal injury law at Adair Myers Stevenson Yagi, a well-regarded firm located in Houston, Texas. Since joining the State Bar of Texas in 1998, he has developed a diverse legal practice that spans multiple areas of law. The firm itself handles many legal matters, including family law, divorce, business law, employment law, estate planning, intellectual property, probate, products liability, real estate law, collections, and trademarks. This broad spectrum allows Kenichi to address various legal issues that clients may face. He earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Houston Law Center in 1999, a critical milestone that gave him the necessary skills to navigate complex legal challenges.
Prior to his law degree, Kenichi completed his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Massachusetts - Lowell in 1996. This educational background not only laid a solid foundation for his legal career but also enhances his ability to analyze and resolve intricate legal matters effectively. Most of his practice focuses on personal injury claims, where he advocates for clients seeking compensation for damages incurred due to negligence or wrongful actions. Kenichi also manages family law cases, including divorce and child custody disputes. These cases typically progress through a structured process, starting with initial consultations, advancing to negotiations, and, if necessary, culminating in litigation in court.
His experience across various legal domains enables him to provide comprehensive services tailored to each client's unique situation. Before becoming a partner at Adair Myers Stevenson Yagi in 2018, he practiced law as an associate for nearly two decades, honing his skills in diverse legal environments. His experience includes working on cases in the United States District Courts for the Eastern, Southern, and Western Districts of Texas, as well as the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals and courts in New York. This breadth of experience allows him to represent clients across multiple jurisdictions, tackling a variety of legal challenges with confidence and expertise. Kenichi's ability to navigate different legal systems enhances his effectiveness as an attorney, making him a valuable asset to his clients.
Actively involved in the legal community, Kenichi holds memberships in the Japan Business Association of Houston and the New York State Bar Association. Additionally, he serves as the Secretary General and Vice-President-Legal for the Japanese Association of Greater Houston. His participation in these organizations shows his commitment to both the legal profession and the Japanese community in Houston. Fluent in both English and Japanese, Kenichi Yagi is well-equipped to assist clients. His dedication to advocating for his clients' rights and interests has established him as a respected figure in the Houston legal community.
